scallion
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2.3
- noun
- /ˈskæljən/
- US
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cebolleta (España)
- Yes, I've added the scallion with the green beans.
- chopped scallions
- sliced scallions
- garnish with scallions
And just like that you have a beautiful fried egg with scallions married into it.
- And just like that you have a beautiful fried egg with scallions married into it.
- But in that case, just grow scallions.
- Upside chicken filet pan seared with a vegan white wine butter sauce, charred scallions and tomatoes and scallion oil garnish.
- And then I just a little bit of scallions, just a little greenness to freshen up this this complexity of of flavors.
Examples
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Add the chutney, celery, scallions, and currants and mix well.
Blog text (10) -
I had the steak tartare, the egg, the scallions, the capers, the whole shebang.
Fiction book (1997) -
Unfortunately, we were unable to find a source for scallion pancakes.
Blog text (21) -
We usually will cut the leaves up and treat them just like you would with like scallions or things like that.
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If you have it with just scallions, it's sort of lonely.
Fiction book (1993) -
We were happy to have the sauce from the scallion pancakes to supplement.
Blog text (21) -
And just like that you have a beautiful fried egg with scallions married into it.
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I'd like the scallion pancakes, broccoli and garlic sauce.
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The pancakes are chock-a-block full of tiny pieces of cut scallion and are very flavorful.
Blog text (21) -
To make the salad, chop the scallion finely and mix it with chopped tomatoes.
Synonyms
393
1.0
A round vegetable with layers and a strong taste used in cooking
12
1.1
A young onion with a long green stalk and mild taste eaten raw in salads
1
2.1
A young onion with a small bulb and long green stalks used raw or cooked
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Scallion comes from the same word as shallot and from the old city Ascalon, which was known for its onions, so it meant an 'onion from Ascalon'. That's why a scallion is a small, mild 'onion' used to add fresh 'flavor'.